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Ntawnis Piapot is a reporter for The Globe and Mail. She has worked for CBC, CTV, APTN National News, VICE, Journalists for Human Rights, and Eagle Feather News. Ntawnis has a degree in journalism from the University of Regina and a diploma in Indigenous Communication Arts from the First Nations University of Canada.
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Years in Journalism

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Years at The Globe and Mail

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canada
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canada
COVID-19 outbreak at Bearskin Lake First Nation has local officials looking for help
canada
Auntie Up! podcast gives Indigenous women a chance to have their say without boundaries
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Pilot project looks to provide vaccine passports for Winnipeg’s unhoused
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The mothers’ mission: Indigenous life-skills program in Manitoba aims to stop families’ cycles of trauma
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politics
How thousands marked the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: ‘We will fight to be heard’
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Cowessess ceremony for Marieval residential-school victims promises hard truths and hope for truth and reconciliation
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Through TikTok, community visits, activists and candidates campaign to ensure Indigenous voices are heard in the Commons
alberta
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